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1st Year Art students create wall of patterns

1st Year Art Students - Patterns Photo: Ms. O'Kelly
NEWS / 12 July 2016

Throughout April, each 1st Year Art student created their own mirrored pattern. Ms. Mahon displayed them all together on the wall outside the art room to create a dazzling array of colour. Watch a short video displaying the art work with beautiful music played by 3rd Year student, Hoi Fu Cheung.

Throughout April, each 1st Year Art student created their own mirrored pattern. Ms. Mahon displayed them all together on the wall outside the art room to create a dazzling array of colour. Enjoy the background music so beautifully performed by 3rd Year student, Hoi Fu Cheung at the Student Talent Show held in May 2016. Watch the video and enjoy the visual and audio experience.

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